Ben Angarone/Civil Beat/2025
This Former Police Chief Could Be The Next Honolulu Police Commissioner
Christopher Magnus talks with Civil Beat about his policing experience and how he would approach a position on the commission.
Screenshot/Maui Police Department
Maui Police Identify Suspect In Fatal Shooting Of Officer
The suspect was wounded in the Friday night shooting.
Honolulu Police Department
Lee Cataluna: Playing Political Games With Game Rooms
Honolulu police are putting a lot of effort in busting gaming establishments. But what’s really the point?
Screenshot/Maui Police Department video
Slain Maui Police Officer Wanted To Inspire Other Pacific Island Girls
Suzanne O is one of only two female officers killed by gunfire in Hawaiʻi in many years and the first on-duty officer on Maui in decades.
Thomas Heaton/Civil Beat/2025
The Sunshine Interview: SHOPO — ‘We Want A Leader, Not A Boss’
Officials with the statewide police union have a lot to say about the many issues that Hawaiʻi’s law enforcement agencies are grappling with.
David Croxford/Civil Beat/2025
Honolulu Police Hope Child Care Will Help Recruit And Retain Employees
The initiative is in early stages, but officials say options include offering a subsidy, providing in-home babysitters and building a child care center.
Claire Caulfield/Civil Beat/2020
Neal Milner: More Cops Aren’t Coming, And They Wouldn’t Reduce Crime Anyway
Police staffing shortages are a chronic problem. We have to get more creative than calling for reinforcements.
Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2023
Maui Police Release Final Report On 2023 Fire Response
The final after-action report includes three new suggestions for strengthening emergency response on the island.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2018
Don’t Be Complacent: These Alerts Aren’t False Alarms
Hawaiʻi’s alert system is warning of real danger as determined by experts and science even if it turns out to be less than worst-case scenario.
David Croxford/Civil Beat/2025
Traffic Tsunami During Evacuation Offers Lessons For Future
Cars were backed up for hours, and miles, on Tuesday in Honolulu as residents responded to alerts by jumping in their cars. Experts say there are other options.